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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-23
cHAMBERLAIN's MISSION.
Comments Upon His Recent Declare
lions as to the Fisheries.

NEW NoRE, Oct. -, An Ottawa special
SAYS Without waiting to arrive in Cam
ada, the British fisheries commissioner,
Mr.. Chamberlain, hns, in giving free
expression to his views ON the question Of
commercial union and the relationship be-
tween Canada and Great Britain on the
fisheries question, succeeded in raising
hornets nest that waits toswarm about his
ears when lac arrives on this side OF the
Atlantic The ppss Of Canada, generally
irrespective Of party politics, ia already
taking exception Ia his utlcranccs at Mr.
minghnu. in which hcis reported ashnving
said, in referring Ia the fisheries question,
that in the present cas1 Great Britain " IN
position which h almost that ul an inn
partial observer not directly or immc-
diatrly concerned in the controversy
raised In his Belfast speech hc said COM
mrrrial union with the United States meant
free trade between America and the
dominion and protective tariff against
the mother country, which practically
meant political separation inm Great
Britain, and this has raised the indignation
of those Who are cndcavOring Ia extend
existing commercial relations between
Canada aud the United States. The Free
Press, one oi the leading Liberal organs,
charges him with Ignorance ol Canadian
affairs, qualification not likely 10 assist
him IN his duties IN ndjulicating in the
interests ui Canada IN the fisheries com
mission, while his pronounced determine
ton tu Oppose closer commercial inter
course brands him ~ an enemy Of reel.
procily or any enlargement ui trndc rrla
lions between the United States aud
Canada
rrd Goodwin Smith " NJ the opinion
that Mr. Chamberlain must have been
wrongly reported, ~ IN private letter Ia
/ q friend recently lac spoke vi himself ~
/ impcricctly informed ~ to the intcIna
policy 81 THE dominion. lie thinks II
remarkable Tact that Mr. chamberlain, n
an rmhaeahur, should undertake Ia max
such positive declaration ON ~ question
he professors 10 know nothing about and
! that the system which intriists negotiations
concerning Cinadn's Interests 10 other than
| Canadian hands N an extremely dangerous
one. II N said la official crrlcs herr. that
| the suggestion III lnrl nullcfin that Cham
bcrlnin should consult Sir John Maclun-
AID before going a. Washington was
prompted by his knowledge 1T Chamber
lain lack Of information regarding Cana
dian aiinin aud his seeming indifference to
ihc Interests III the dominion.
ma WI Nur HrHiON.
Lovpov, oct - Mr.. Joseph Cham.
hcrlain, IN response IN un inquiry, has
/ tClcgrlphcd that there IL np foundation
for "thc ridiculous statement that pro
pusc 10 withdraw from the fisheries com
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tn. President Home Again.

wAIiSoroS, Oct. - Everybody on
the presidential special was mp at sunrise
this morning, toilets were rather hastily
made, coffee was served just ~ the god.
de@ Of liberty came Into view, good-bycs
were said and at the appointed time 10 q
minute-G40 n. m. the train came TO u
stop nj Washington.
The President was heartily glad 10 get
home, though M heartily glad that he
went away. During the weeks Of his
iOurncying he has Travelled $500 miles,
passed through seventeen States, crossing
three Of them twice, and has seen and
been seen by lyariouly estimated by dii'
fercnt members Of thc party from 1000
coo 10 5000, 600 Of American citizens.
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Neu nr,,i.h Nall Route.

ST. LOUIS, No, Oct "a special 10
the Republican from Ottawa, Ont, says
"The dominion government has completed
an arrangement for transportation Of mails
on the new route between Great Britain
and japan, via the Cioadian Pacific rail
way. Vancouver will H. made postal,
center under the new arrangement, ANA
all foreign mails coming rlsl and destined
for points In the Uhited states anu oan'
ada, will be distribute from llicrc. The
sorting Of foreign hps 40 course 9i
transhipment will BE- Don" % Montreal,
which will be the otbct petal terminus on
the route"
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40 Little Rock.


Col. and Mrs. Logan ii. Roots have no
turned from Europe. .tt. ..
Zet Ward and wife gave n pleasant whist
party last Wednesday night. .t.
MIR. Chas. Stiff, the enterprising jcwelcr,
is accepting congratulations on account Of
n fine baby boy that came week ago.
DIR. and Mrs. Weeks have gone TO Califor-
mia 10 reside permanently. .... .
Mrs. NJ. W. Benjamin, of North street,
has returned from Waukcsha, Wis.
Mrs Fred Hanger has returned from
Missouri greatly benefited in health.
MH. Bailey, OF North street, has been
very seriously i'll, and is now thought to
be recovering. .....
The Athletic association gave a dancing
party at the boat-house last Thursday
night
The Round Robin club met last wedncs-
day at the residence Of Mrs. w. W. Dick
enson, on Battery street, Literary cxer-
ciscs and coffee and sandwiches were the
order Of entertainments
The Woman's exchange association is 10
publish u paper ON the exposition grounds
twice n week.
The exposition will he formally opened
next Tuesday, the 18th inst, with music
and speeches by important pcsonagcs 81
the State.
The wedding Of Miss Ida Hing, Of Lin
coin avenue, and Mr.. John Brod occurred
"Wednesday noon at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mn. Wilhomina Hing,
the Rev. Mr.. Obcrmeycr officiating They
left on the o'clock train for Memphis,
and will visit Louisville and various other
places, and he away about four weeks.
The Rev. Dr r. &. Upper, OF Lcaven.
worth, kas., will lecture next Thursday
night, at The new openi-house, for the ben
eft Of the Orphans home A fine must
cal program has been prepared for the oc-
casion and the management expects Ia
reap fine harvest for this most noble
charity.
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night. He made many friends here, and
much good was accomplished by his
preaching.
Passenger trains on the Kansas City,
Memphis & Birmingham railroad are run
ming through to Birmingham now.
Work on the union passenger depot is
progressing, and il will be finished soon.
The Tupelo city. hall is nearly COM
plcted. Ii will hold 1000 persons and
will be one of the best in the State.
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A. Tupeio, Miss.

Mcssr. Blair and Robins went 10 Abcr.
deem Tuesday 90 attend federal court.
Mr.. II. II. billiard, Of Memphis, was
here last Monday.
W. T.. Thomas, Of BALDWIN, was in Tu-
pclo during last week.
Col. g. +. Kohlhcim has returned 10 his
home in Rome, Ga, after spending several
months In this county.
Mis- Nellie BuHc, Of BALDWIN, stayed
with friends In rupclo several days, on her
return to Memphis.
Mr.. II. b. Clark, Of shannon, is visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. ID. II. Knight Of Guntown, was In
Tupelo on business last week.
Miss Loula Goodlett has returned 10 her
home in Grcenyille, y. C., after spending
the summer with relatives in this place
and Chesicrvillc.
Misses Lucia Tankenly and Annie and
Nellie Taylor, Of Verona, visited friends In
Tupclo last week.
The Rev. J. A. Francis, Of Corinth, was
In town Saturday.
A. J. Russell, attorney for the Mobile 4
Ohio railroad company, was In town last
week
Mr. Laura billiard, Of Baldwin, is visit
ing friends in Tupclo.
Miss COrnie Richardson, Of BALDWIN,
returned home last week, after visit Of
some time TO relatives in Columbus.
Miss Mamie Rowan, Of Baldwin, IL on
n visit 10 friends In South Carolina.
Capt. =. NJ. Slavery, Of this place, went
10 BALDWIN Thursday.
Mr.. r. A. Hunt and daughter, Of Ripley,
are visiting Miss Willie Tison, In Bald.
wyn.
Mis- Ella Cox, Of BALDWIN, left recently
for the industrial college al Columbus,
where she will remain IN a student.
The Rev. Mr.. Bowen, afrcr holding .
protrncted meeting at the Methodist church
! Tor two weeks left for Corath Sunday
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A. Lamar, Miss.

Mrs Hardy has returned home.
The presidential ArrEAL was immense.
Everyone regrets the tragic death Of
Judge Ellctt.
The Rev. II. VI. Morrison has returned
to Charleston.
Jas. q. Thomson, Of Memphis, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr H. VI. Morrison visited Holly
Springs Yesterday.
]. j. White has moved to Ripley, Miss,
where hc will practice law.
We arr backing the Detroit team for all
We are worth. ...
The ArrEAL, In is new dress, is typo.
graphical beauty.
No one from here attending the races.
Guess they are all busted
Walter and Madce Ncscy have gone 90
Memphis, where they will reside in fut-
ure.
G. G. Malone, formerly oi lamar, but
now Of Harrisburg Tex, Is visiting friends
here.
After several days Of gloomy weather,
old Sol IL showing up again.
One Of our residences caught fire last
week, and for while Promised 10 I've con-
sumed, but was saved by hard work.
Among those visiting Memphis 10 zee
President aud Mrs. Cleveland, We noticed
Mns. T. 4. Moody, Mn. WIN. Hull, Mn.
w. w. Brewer, Misses Allie Trcadwcll.
Donna and Pet Brewer Mcsr. A. w.
Hull, w. T. Smith, NJ. l.. Brewer and J.
W. Wheeler. They all report big time.
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Nrw Yong, Oct. - Tho air brakes on
the Boston express, ON the Dclcwarc,
Lackawanna 4 Western railroad, failed to
work as the train WIS entering the Hobo.
ken depot this morning, and the engine
dashed into tuu rullman cars that wcrc
standing ON ih RICK and completely
wr.rsrI thum The engineer. James
Dml. was hu'. Injured, but no one else
was hurt.
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Already questions are being asked by
members of the old whist clubs as to their
reorganization. Too many found pleasure
last season TO be satisfied with their falling
through this year.
Why have so many society ladies taken
hold, with interest, Of Henry Georges land
and labor theory The answer is plain
when it is known that there are two very
interesting exponents OF il among the
young men. One young lady declares that
Henry Georges theory is AZ clear as a
book TO her; she has become a valuable
adjunct Of the two young proselytes.
The merchants are much exercised over
the number Of weddings in process Of de-
yelopment. Every wedding means dresses,
bonnets, flowers, presents, etc, and a
large outlay OF money; 80 social jubilee
prevails.
The prospects for number Of bright and
attractive visitors this winter is quite fiat
tering. A number will come from Ken
lucky, while Tennessee sends n few Of her
other pretty daughters to visit to visit their
sisters here.
The Tennessee club has unanimously
decided TO build a new and handsome club
house. A meeting was held last night to
discuss the formalitics. II will not be fin
ished in time for this seasons gayeties, but
will furnish a great deal Of pleasure next
winter.
The handsome residence Of Mr.. II. VI.
Nicely, on Adams street, which is now rap
idly approaching completion, will bc ready
for occupancy about January !. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicely are hospitable entertainers.
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u.p.ur. between nayara aud GARLAND.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. EFT Is believed
here that the reported rupture between
Secretary Bayard and Attorney General
Garland, over the Bchnng sra seizures,
and the formers tacit admission that the
Canadian scalcn were wrunglully seized,
will enable the dominion government 10
obtain compensation ior their owners
without difficulty
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The old fashioned reticule has again
become fashionable. Nothing is so sug-
gestiye of cold lunch and slippers as these
dangling convenienccs.
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A Letter.

Amid the clamOrous city's glare,
Where all Is warm save friends too few,
And honest men, alas too rnrc;
Where tccming false leaves little true,
And almost shaken Is belief,
For with the laugh on every wind
] cateh the throb OF sullcn grief
long for what I've left behind.
We hurry 30, We do not care,
To value life till comes the rue,
And by the candles last faint flare
We sec too wen the blank we drew.
But J, whoyc had glimpse too brief
Of life 40 holy, pure. 80 kind,
To think II here proclaims me thief
long for what I've left behind.
hear the Bob Whites whistle where
The gmteful grasses held the dew;
see the nursing branches bear
The fruit with likelihood blushing through
feel the incense from each leaf
Which, rocking trustful, does not mind
The threatening Of the coming shcaf-
long for what I've left behind.
Dear You who breathe n purer air
Within your secret heart can find
The why-though you were here there
long for what I've left behind.
-ChriStian Union.
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Another set, who have their longing eyes
cast upon the stage, are wild TO get some
dramatics. Who will take the initiative
and indulge their dreams?
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on Tuesday night last--about twenty-five
couples being present.

A German club is again talked OF among
the older society set, the girls being much
more enthusiastic on the subject than the
young men.
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Those who have been awaiting the moon
light nights TO indulge in ''twosing" have
found their schemes nipped by the frost.
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Tho Repus,Ica. National Committee

PrrsnrHo, Pa, Oct. 22.-Thc following
call has been issued:
"liiAbguAiutw HTrumICAN NAuoNAt CON, !
lItisuunu, IN, uf - iyt7,
"Dcnr Sir-.Thr National Republication
mttcc h hereby called tu meet Thursday
December X, 1857, at the Arlington HOUSE,
Washington, u. G., nt 1890 O'Clock am.
Ia iiX the date and place NJ meeting 1T the
next Republican national convention, and
for the Transaction ni such other business
~ may be- properly brought before H. The
attention II the mrmbcnuf the committee
IN called to the fact that, 10y direction
NJ the Republican national convention "
1884, the call for the national convention
" 1883 must bc issued at least six months
before the time fixed for the meeting NJ
said convention.
IN. Y. JoNrs, Chairman.
"S FE0sFNnrV, Secretary
Joseph u. Weeks, private secretary To
Chairman Jones, WIS busy today sending
ont the call, aud before many days II will
b. In the hands Of the members Of the
committee.
Speaking oi the probable place II hold.
ing the next convention, Chairman Jones
said that applications would probably h.
received from New York, Saratoga, phila-
delphia, baltimore, Chicago, s. Louis,
and la fact all the larger ritics of the coun.
try. Chicngpis claims were good because
~ the central location and good accommo.
dations.
In reply 20 the query, "Who arc the
most prominent Republican candidates Tor
the presidential nominations Mr.. Jones
gaid. eft would not bc la guod taste for
me 10 advance nm opinion. There will be-
a number ~ good names before the con.
ycntiOn, and u Omitted one Il might bc
regarded ~ intentional. Mr. Blaine Is in
good health and ilnt class spirits. What
want 10 see IL q man nominated who can
lead the party Ia victory
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ham. The ushers will be Jno. Morgan,
Geo. Storm, $, W. 0verton, Fred Hessig,
Clarence Cochran and Dick Brown.
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Aftermath Of the Ko.r- Disaster.

CutCAOo, ILL.,, Oct IA special from
Kout's, Ind, says The last human frag-
mcnt NJ the horrible railroad disaster that
occurred two miles west Of herr ON the Chi
cag0 4 Atlantic road ON the night Of tho
10Th instant remaining nj kout's n little
Herman Miller lie still remains nj the
house oi Gcorpc H. Miller, and Is watched
over and cared for by Mrs Godfrey Niman,
who has remained with him constantly
since the morning he WIS brought 10
Kouts. The fate Of his father, mother,
sister Minnie and brothers William and
Fred was never made known 20 him until
Wednesday II this week, when, In answer
a. the repeated appeals from the little suf-
frrcr ~ "a the whereabouts Of his parents.
his nursc told him Of their horrible fate.
when the accident iint occurred II was
supposed that he was the only member Of
the family living, until recently he told his
nuns he has brother Carl, who h twenty
eight years Of age, some where In Germany.
His father left Germany two yean ago,
leaving Carl there. No effort will be spared
Ia learn the whereabouts Of Carl. Joscph
McCOol, Of BOSTON, who WINS ON tho m
iatcd train and sustained painful injury.
has left kouts. II Is understood that he
compromised with the company for 81 900,
Mn G.. Winslow, Of Chicago, was hero
this week In search Of friend that she
claims boarded the train NJ Chicago and
has never been heard from since.
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society GIeanIng..

On Wednesday evening Of this week the
marriage Of Miss Mary Martin and MIR.
John s. Dunscomb occurs at the Second
Presbyterian church.
Tho Athletics open the dancing season
by one Of their enjoyable entertainments
on Friday evening. The young people are
wild for dance.
number Of young ladies and gentle
zen enjoyed dance at the female college
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DIVERSIONS OF
THE PEOPLE OF MEMPHIS.

News from Neighborhood Cities-Wed-
ding Bells - Suggestions That
Have Occurred to the
Society Reporter.
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The Democratic National convenssss.

sAS FRANcIsco, Cal, Oct "a meet
ing oi prominent Democrats was held last
night 10 take steps TO induce the National
Democratic committee TO select this city as
a place for holding the next national con-
ycntion. A committee was appointed 70
whit ON the railroad officials and arraneo
for low rates Of fare In the event Of the
convention being held here. II In csti-
mated that the expenses II the convention
would amount TO ~, 900, and members Of
the committee having the matter In charge
Wer, directed to see that this amount
should be- pledged In the event tho United
states national committee would select
San Fmncisco IA the convention city.
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I'M NM Nnr nr.InN.

Lovnov, oct - Mr.. Joseph Cham.
bctlain, IN RESPONSE IN un inquiry, has
tclcgmphcd that there IL no foundation
Tor "thc ridiculous statement that pro.
pusc Ia Withdraw from the fisheries com.
mission"
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Tue Emperor OF Germany will be nin
years of age on the 22d instant.

Tue Emperor OF Germany will be ninety
years Of age on the 22d instant.
MAJoR-GESERAL JouN PORE, United
States Army, was Gj years old last Wednes-
day.
PRESIDENT GARRETT Of the B. and o.
Railroad has given 5000 to the new art
museum at Princeton College.
TuE prize OF $50 offered by Imminent for
the best article on "Social Life at Prince
tom has been awarded to L. NJ. Hopkins
Of the class OF 'SS.
GEoRGE EuRET, the brewer, is accounted
the richest German In New York. He Is
worth $4,000, 600, and has benevolent
cast OF countenance like Uncle Josh Whit
comb.
SHOULD Secretary Endicott return to arts
Of peace there is no reason why Colonel
Daniel Lamont shOuld not keep our military
forces well up to the mark.-[N Y. Morn
Ing journal.
The President of the Connecticut Con-
eregational Club for the ensuing year is
Iupg Wing, n native Chlnaman, who came
TO this country about twenty years ago.
lie resides at Hartford, and is naturalized
citizen.
A COLLECTION OF 100 pictures, belonging
to the estate Of Ex-Governor Sprague o.!
Rhode Island, Is ON sale in New York, for
the benefit Of the present Mrs. Sprague.
They are mostly foreign compositions of the
modem school.
THE most eloquent OF Mr.. Beecher's pull
pit utterances was inspired by the announce
ment Of the fling on Fort Sumter; his
grandest platform effort was delivered at
Liverpool several years afterwards iu yindi-
cation Of the Union cause.
Mn. HESRY L. ADBrY has made quarter
Of million dollars out of his amusement
ventures this year, Bernhardt alone netting
him SlOO,uOO, so that after paying up his
last years. debts he will still have enough
left to keep the wolf from the door.
JONI SHERMAN bought ginger cake in
Charleston and chicken pie in Savannah,
and he proposes TO purchase an orange lin
Jacksonville and banana In Tampa. 1t
may be truly said, therefore, that his visit Is
not political.-l Atlanta Constitution.
GEORGE II. GRAHAM, many years the
publisher OF Gr0hdH'S Magazine, at Phila-
deiphia, very successful publication in
It's day, and at one time the owner OF the
Philadelphia North imaicqH, tor which he
paid $4,000, is still living, but inflrm and
poor aud dependent upon charitable
friend for support.
THE Birmingham .Necs Is q handsome
seven-column evening daily Just started ir
the progressive city of Birmingham, Ala.
under the editorial direction OF Rolfe s
Saunders, formerly Of Memphis, but well
known In Washington, and Rufus n
Rhodes, who are evidently the right men II
the right place. The Ncics is independently
Democratic1n politics, but in all thing
conservative and will devote Its energies
mainly to the building up OF the New South
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
MY fifTlETH.
n, LYuy.. m. .sgIn..g i

~ GIOttT C(tttidHd ]
Hist, Daniel, come over, I've something TO
tell,
But, Daniel, don't give 1t away;
know don't look II, but, Daniel, by gum,
am fifty years old to-day.
Don't look SO surprised, old fellow It's
true,
As true as the gospel OF truth;
For the years that have come, with their
burdeDsome cares,
Have not interfered with my youth.
I'm as jolly to-day as ever was,
I'm as frisky and quick as a cat,
And, Daniel, If you will stand up on a
chair,
I'll bet can kick of your hat.
| ran foot race at my farm last night,
From the house clear down TO the gate,
And, Daniel, II they could have seen
me fly,
They would bacl; me in Eighty-Eight.
What's fifty years, Dan, to fellow like me,
With a job like the one have got?
It's nothing, old chap, and III try 1t
again
If the other man don't scoop the pot.
So, DaHiCl, brace up! Let's celebrate this
For man who Is destined by Fate
To reach fifty YEAR,, in the way that have
Should certainly reach 'SS.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-18
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nOIne-Made Remedies.
y Il sun bath for rheumatism.

Try sun bath for rheumatism.
Try clam broth for a weak stomach.
Try cranberry poultlce for eryspelas.
Try swallowing saliva when troubled
with sour stomach.
Try eating fresh radishes and yellow tur.
nips for grapu.
Try eating onions and horseradish to re-
lieve dropsical swellings.
Try the croup-tippit when child is
likely to be troubled in that way.
Try hot flannel over the seat of neuralgia
pain and renew frequently.
Try buttermilk for the removal of tan and
walnut stains and frecklGs.
Try cloth wrung from cold water put
about the neck for sore throat.
Try taking codliver oil In tomato catsup
II you want to make 1t palatable.
Try walking with your hands behind you
II you are becoming bent forward.
Try snufllng powdered borax up the nos
trils for catarrhal cold In the head
Try breathing fumes of turpentlne or car
bolic acid to relieve whoopng cough.
Try taking a nap in the afternoon II you
are going to be out late in the evening.
Try a silk handkerchief over the face
when obliged to go out against the cold,
piercing wlnd.-lN. Y. Mail and Express.